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"browser to bet on" is a broken way of looking at the web, and puts us right back where we are now. We need browser diversity, not a single point of failure. Br
by chomp 3y ago
"browser to bet on" is a broken way of looking at the web, and puts us right back where we are now. We need browser diversity, not a single point of failure. Brave, Mozilla, Safari, and the other non-Chromium based browsers are all fine picks in our current situation.
- insanitybit 3y agoI think Brave has the best opportunity to compete against Chrome, which turns the world from a 'one browser monopoly' to at least a world with two browsers. That is not "right back where we are now" at all. I don't really care at all about webkit or v8 being used everywhere nearly as much as I care about web standards and an organization having the power to push back or contribute to them. I don't think the benefits of having competing JS engines really warrant much effort relative to what I'm advocating for.